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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-06

NEW YORK. January 5.-The viii OF the
late General William w. Loring, formerly
OF the Egyptian army, was filed for probate
to-day. The testator gives one half OF his
estate to Albert A. Munez, who is to use
the interest for his support. The rest Of
the estate goes to the testator's two daugh-
ters-May c., wife OF Herbert Royston,
and the wife Of William w. Spencer, late
United States senator from Alabama. AT
Mr.. Munez's death his portion will revert
TO the testatOr's two daughters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-06
Trouble Among Miners.
by telegraph to the Dispatch. 7

BEAVER FALLS, Pa, January 5.-For
some time past there have been signs OF
trouble among the miners employed in the
different coaLmines IN this vicinity. Yes
terday the trouble eliminated by the dig
gers IN Mountiord's, Clayton's, and Kirk
mans banks coming out for an advance OF
five cents per car. The rate has been twen-
ty cents per car, and the diggers ask for
TWENTY-FIVE cents. The operators claim
that they cannot compete with dealers in
Pittsburgh coal II they pay the advance
without sustaining u loss themselves, while
the diggers claim that at twenty cents per
car they cannot make much more than
enough TO keep body and soul together.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-06
The Goverpmebt Tebacco-Tax.
INV talevranh trs tina Diepatch.l

NEW YORK, January ga meeting OF
the leaf-,obacco dealers was held this after
noon. The Committee OF Five made
long and exhaustive report, proving con-
clusiyely that the majority OF those engaged
In the tobacco trade favor the stopping OF
all Government taxes upon its manufac-
ture. The tax was branded as war mea-
sure and as q fruitful source OF official cor
ruption. The committee will go to Wash
ington 10 advocate a revision OF the laws
relating TO the tobacco-tax
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-06
NIX. CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, January 5, 1887.
Senate.

Mr.. Cullom presented memorial OF the
Pittsburgh Chamber OF Commerce in favor
OF the passage Of the Interstate commerce
bill; also, the proceedings Of the Railroad
Convention on the same subject.
Mr.. Mitchell, OF Pennsylvania, from the
Committee on Pensions, reported bill
granting u pension OF $1,000 year TO the
widow OF General John A. Logan, and
asked for is immediate consideration, but
under an objection by Mr.. Coke the bill
went over till tomorrow.
A great number OF petitions and memo
rails we're presented by different senators,
some fayoring and others opposing the
passage Of the interstate commerce bill.
Wisconsin grangers favor the passage OF
the hill, while several commercial bodies in
Ohio oppose II vigorously. A strong reso-
luton fayoring the bill was presented which
had been adopted by the Convention OF
boards OF Railroad Commissioners OF Iowa,
Nebraska, Colorado, Dakota, Minnesota,
Missouri, and Kansas, held IN Des Moines
December 10, 1886.
A bill was introduced by Mr.. Blair TO ap-
propriate S600.000 TO promote the Colored
Peoples Worlds Exposition TO be held in
Birmingham, Ala, from September %,
1887, 10 January 81. 1883.
At 2 O'Clock the Senate took up the con-
ference report on the interstate commerce
bill, and was addressed by Mr.. Plat, OF
Connecticut. He opposed the conference
report, and advocated It's rejection solely
for the reason that II prohibits pooling. la
all other respects he favored the compro-
mise bill. The subject (poollng) was not
well understood by the public generally.
lie proceeded to examine at length and ex-
PLAIN the law ON the subject and practice.
without finishing his speech Mr.. Plat
yielded 10 q motion to 80 into executive
session.
At ais, when the doors were reopened,
the Senate adjourned.
House of Representatives.
At the expiration OF the morning hour
the House went into Committee OF the
Whole on the Indian appropriation bill.
Dir. weliborn, OF Texas, gave general OUT
line Of the appropriations OF the bill, ana
upon bis statement that there was no legls-
lation contained IN the bill general debate
was dispensed With and the bill was read
by paragraphs. An amendment was
adopted making amenable 10 the laws oil
the United States any Indian Ia Indian Ter
si.ory Who commits murder, mxnslaughter,
or assault upon the person OF any Indian
policeman appolntcd under the laws 81 shc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-06
Closed by Ice.

BALTIMORE, January 5.-The port OF
Baltimore is virtually closed. To-day there
was not an arrival except OF some OF the
bay steamboats, and a few Oyster-boats, and
none can get through the ice except heavy
steamships. The ice extends down the
river and into Chesapeake bay, distance
of forty miles. During the whole OF last
night The city ice-boat Latrobe was en-
gagged in relieving vessels-among them
several steamboats,, which were damned In
the ice, aud to-day the State boat Maryland
has gone down to render any assistance TO
vessels that may be necessary. The ice Is
reported five inches thick, and In many
places 1t is packed TO thickness OF more
than twelve inches.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-06

MONTGOMERY, January 5.--Colonel. J. b.
Cheyes, temperance-lecturc from Ken
lucky. has instituted suit In the United
states Circuit Court against themayor OF
Greenville, Alabama, for $4,000 damages
for injuries received 10 bis persoa. Mayor
Perry recently assaulted and beat Cheyes
st the Greenville depot for an alleged Sian.
derous remark concerning him made by
Cbeycs In speeches during the prohibition
canvass In Greenville.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-06
APaintiug shas Csss $4,000.
eng lHarper's Weekiy.l

Meissonier's picture Of Napoleon reylew-
Ing his troops. known Us "ls07, !" for which
A. T. Stewart paid go, 900, Is painted on
was found by the artist TO be not long
enough, and 70 he heightened II after most
Of his work was dcne. II Is not believed
thst 1t auction the painting win fetch IL
original price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-06
A Tennessee Railroad Accident.
IBY telegraph TO the DISPATCH.

CHICAGO, January ga Times special
from Chattanooga, Tenn, says: A con.
struction train on the Alabama Great
Southern road was wrecked yesterday
morning. Engineer Devices and Fireman
Fowler were killed. The engine struck
q COW. left the rails, and went down an
embankment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-06
Tho Pennsylvania Ssnatorship.
fBv telegraph to the Dispatch.1

HARRISBURG, Pa, January 5.-The Re-
publican legislative caucus to-day nomi-
Mathew s. Quay, OF philadelphia, to sue
ceed Mitchell In the United States Senate.
This Is equivalent to an election.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-06

society I'm Chicago Startled by the
Folly Of Youthful Couple.

A Chicago special says: 1t Is no exag-
gerati0n to say that the people who live in
million-d0llar houses on Prairie avenue
awoke to-day TO fir>t-class sensation,
caused by the elopement Of Miss Altllea
Stone with Mr.. William Cunningham. Miss
Stone is the only daughter OF Mrs. ii. o.
Stone, and is remarkable for her beauty.
The hero, like the heroine, Is pretty, too,
He has pale, china-aster eyes, pale cheeks,
thin bps, a flossy, 6axy moustache, and
hair to match, which he wears in a power
full bang that Just clears his eyebrows. In
taste be is decidedly English, and on more
than one occasion he has had the temerity
TO import trousers, coats, syntaX and poses,
and to use and maintain them months be-
fore other Chicago swells were brave
enough to support him.
THE ELoPEMEST.
On Monday pretty Althea packed her
trunk, presumably for Ogantz, and order
ing the carriage, drove of 10 her dress
makers to he fitted for dress that was
msking for Mrs. Nickerson's young ladies'
ball. Reaching the modiSte'S, she dis.
missed the coupe, telling the coachman that
she had permission 10 lunch with Prairie
avenue friend.
She did not arrive home in time for her
bath and beauty sleep preceding the ball.
and her mother was beginning to be
alarmed, when messenger arrived with
letter containing news OF her elopement
"with Will Cunningham"
The relatives Of the family were all runs
up, and Mrs. Stone seemed on the verge OF
arrangement and would not be comforted.
Friends were sent to the young mans
home, but no news could be had OF the
runaways. The evening papers contain
the marriage notice, but the license has not
been recorded in the county books.
Mrs. Stone, relict OF Horatio o. Stone. Is
one of the acknowledged leaders in Chi
cago. She is more than the fashion.
The whereabouts of the young couple i
unknown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-06
Railroad Boards OF Control,
iRv faleQraph To thu Digpa tch.t

LOUISVILLE, KY, January 5.-The Board
OF Control OF the associated roads OF Ken
lucky, Tennessee, and Alabama, in session
here, adjourned to-day to meet in New
York on January 14th. The disputed
points remain unsettled, and it is thought
that the pool Is in danger OF dissolution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-06

eo,1eego 81 q ~ 80
s5sS5s.i ls4 vsiSl11 I1l1, ~ -
::ss6ss ss ~ Ss' &c. sc zss ~
3 viz zs:SSs :ssiS:Sss; jlS1I.iS' e, e
1o0., Wsstern nfxe4. 49, eSS3sSS{ -
81! ss' !: g sssssSs24: , S ~ u;
s ms1sS. jsssss fssssy}yssiS SzlsSs 90
SIn sod quiet g 1865 ,, ~ f ~:
sions sssier and dun. Msss pe!k 80: 1sls.
meoss-Bhouidsu Esd el.ar. !1e 49, @
Cd. sbs7e: Bacoe- shculossA ,ys;oes;
s:ssIS ssS. sHi s.;..s ssS "a. vsss
pSched. iSsI0c. creamery. 5000: -
hichsr 81 soeySe. fsiro,ssm eesa1y;
nned, 60. co7ss higher; Rio oAsyoee osoIs
nary 70 fsir, isxafse: eey.i ssSasx -. q
S Yoss,,s ' %ss ~ ssiss q sissscis
TrSj9hts 10 Liverpool pss sssasnss sesa1ys
cotton. ID: dscr, a.; srain. e.
q. L0Um
~. Lsun. January s:-r,our quiet 81
unchanged. Wheat active and nross
duiipg the greater pers o. We ss ~
! cSss. ssHsssZc.: january ok eSs.y
Nay, ssSS sac. Torn active; 20. 1mixeC
cssb. ssasoc:: rebruary Sske., nay
sskass.zc; 0sa dull End sssy "a. 20 81.
NAYS si s WSsscy arm q Ills. Pc:
visions quiet bat nrmey. Poss eeeady -
i2.SsaSf9.b0. Lard higher at ~ 9eeys.Ss'
Bulk. meats higher boxed loee lonG 800
sssoS : :sSsirl0 loos s sSS $4,000
short-ribs.. ee.7eaeeSs; shoss eleaS w.
Hams unchanged.
LoursvrLLI. January e.-0nin sece1zs
wheat-No. rcd. 500 Corn-N0 = mtxeSs
sshe; white. ses1oe. Qste-No =
rs RS sidss. s1.ss sisss adss. 6iso.
sbooldsru, nominal. Bulk-msatD - Cee1
rib sidsS. Se.2s; clear sidss 2eeo,
shoulder. %. Mem'po.k, SlS %; 49,
: :9gsr'eur'd' s'o'''' i~s-oa'''' -
hmi ns s.sssss.sc s Whsss ar@; 80: Z
red. sssssSS orr ,. " ai 900 S ssnsrei -
sizssiKc. Fork quiet % Slaso. Lard q
S Sscou Gs sm ana SssSsncsd ws1sss siesdy
III; ':. iii;' ma ss':s: =
wuMroFcn. n. o., Janyssy S.1ss:
pentins .Iuiet g. sse: - Sn .s
y us LIS ' SSuas ssrpsnsins nm hssd q
| yellow. dip and virgin. $50.
NEW YORK COTTON YUxUE1.
receipts, 1853 bales; groo rsceipse. A.!01
| bales. Futures closed quiet END eteeoy;
| ale, ~ 500 bales: January, le.6SAee.0et
February. ss.e1sse.e9; March q. IAN. -;
| an olsSi, as. Julv. iio.iYa4i0.lS: Az
gust, eio.lsse1o.ls.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
| LIVERPOOL, January s-NooM -Cettea
firm and Ia good demand. uplAndAs sxd.s
Orleans sgd: sales. $4,000 bales; fee
speculation and export 1000 oale -
S S:ss f ssSSS ssli; y .%:ss:n
$1,000. January and leefuaryt . - eSd,;
February and March, 8 lS.eld:; March end
April. o 1e-eld.; April and nay. le.ete
MAY ;nS JHns Juy ssS
s 20. ga; August and espts mber. 9o:e1d.
wheat quiet; demand fallen on holden
ofer modsIstsly; Cslisornis No. !; q iod:e .
quiet and steady demand poor:
aP. M-seles OF American. Q. TOO bales
February, . l6.sld., seller; February anl
ApliI : Il. sis.. a buyers; s Aprii snl Ny.
g. SD, seller: May and June, 4o.etd.s
seller; June and July. 8 29.e4d., eellsrs
July and August, a4-o4d., selier; Au-
gust and september: 9 2e.eAd. seller. "a
lures quiet and steady.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
(Rsportsd for the Dispateh.i
JANUARY 6.-Msrket steady. SALES Of
s csipt: i% ap fri%s. so:sSs. snsy.
tory hard. picked. sHsiKe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-06
MI steriOus Tragedy I'm Lexington,
Mass.
tBy telegraph to the Dlspatch.l

BosToN, January ga bundle OF bloody
clothing was found yesterday in Lexington,
and caused much surmise. To-day Farmer
Brooks discovered near his place the head
of a man which had been severed from the
body, and near it other portions OF the
body covered by snow. The trunk OF the
body was found u mile from the head
naked, and the entire remains showed EVIL
dcnce OF having been hacked to pieces by
an axe. A large rubber HORSEPOWER, appa-
rently intended to cover the remains, was
found near by, and forms the only clue.
The body is apparently that OF a man en-
gagged in some kind OF manual labor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-06
Brationo's Assaiinnts Sentenced.
[Ry Anplo-American cable 70 the Dispatch.

BUCHAREST, January 5.-Alexandresco,
the inIi.keeper who attempted to assas-
sinate NJ. Bratiano, the Prime Minister, on
September 10th last, was to-day sentenced
to twenty years. penal seryitude. All OF
AIexandresco's alleged accomplices in the
conspiracy were acquitted, except Muscal,
a nom political offender, who was sentenced
TO one years imprisonment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-06
Sale OF the H00sac Tunnel.
IRv feIegrap mn To the Digpatch

Boston, January 5.-The Governor aud
Council to-day completed the sale OF the
Hoosac tunnel, with its accompanying
forty.four miles OF railroad, TO the Fitch
burg Railroad Company for s5,00O,00o in
ffty-year bonds and $1,000, 900 In preferred
stock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-06
ANOTHER coAsrrvG ACCIDENT.

RUTLAND, VT, January 5.-Twenty boys
were coasting down south Main street on q
sled to-day, when the sled struck the side
OF bridge at the foot OF hill. throwing
the boys head foremost into the stream.
Cyril Gee, fifteen years old, Is dying John
Kingsley, twelve years old. was internally
injured and will probably die, and Thomas
Shields, twelve years old, was picked up I'M
conscious. The remaining seventeen boys
were more or less bruised, but meme Sc.
rfouSlv hurt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-06
England.
IBy Angola

tBy Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
LONDON. January Sit is now stated
that LORD Salisbury has not communicated
with the Marquis OF Lansdowne. The
Other peers besides Lord Northbrook are
reluctant TO enter the Cabinet. Goshen
will probably remain alone.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-06
Texas Earthquake.

GALVESTON, January IA slight shock
Of earthquake occurred at Paige at III
O'Clock this morning, lasting two or three
seconds. No serious damage was done.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-06
Rev. Mr.. Dewns's Salary Suit.
inv taleQra nh To thu Dispatch.l

BosroS, January. 5.-The suit Of Rev.
w. w. Downs against the Bowdoin-Square
Baptist church for arrearages Of salary due
as pastor has been decided in the plain
tiff's favor, but the amount OF award Is
yet TO be determined.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-06
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

JANUARY 6.-Market steady. sAiss Of
several hundred bag from sns; &c. 70 ssc; .r ~
&C.; common, l<a2Hc. sheiled. 9katc. no
tory hard. picked. Shalhc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-06
A ptsersdited Alliance.

ST. PETERSBURG, January 5.-In we'll
informed circles here the statement that an
alliance has been formed between Russia
and Germany is declared to be untrue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-06
Senator Hale RssonInassd.

AUGUSTA, Me-, January Sat the Re
publican legislative caucus tonight Eugene
Hale was unanimously renominated for
United States Senator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-06
Earthquake shock.
Nv Telegraph to the DIspatch.

CHARLESTON, s. c., January 5.-There
was slight shock at Summerville at 5
o'clock this morning. All Is quiet at
Charleston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-06
LATE WEATHER REPORT.
IBy telegraph 70 the Diapateh.l

WARRINGTON, January 6-1 A. M-For
Virginia, colder, northcesterfy ,cinds, and
fair ueather.
For North Caroline and South Carolina,
colder, noriheriy ,cInds and far usather.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-06
NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., January 5.-The
President sent the following nominations
TO the Senate to-day: Postmasters-George
Booker, Fortress Monroe, Va; Upton d.
Jennings. Lynchburg, Va; Benjamin f.
Logan, Shelby, y. c.; Abram IL. Morgan,
Waycross, Ga; Bessie McAllister, Flor
ence. Ala; Samuel o. Hale, Tuskegee,
Ala. Rbydon NJ. Call, attorney for the
northern district OF Florida.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-06
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. January s, 1887.
orTKRrNee.

orTERrNGs.
WHEAr.-3,400 bushels.
CoRN.-560 bushels.
OATs.-1, coo bushels.
SALES REPoRrED TO snCxxrAnY.
WHEAT.-Red, LOO bushels prime Long
berry at 81; 800 bushels very good Long
berry at 9Sc. 700 bushels very good Long
yate terms.
CoRr.-White, 80 bushels very good ut 6Sc.
OATs.-White, 1000 bushels very good on
private terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-06
Killed while CoastIpg.

PLYMOUTH, MASS, January 5.-Whlle
three boys were coasting in Wentworth
last night their sled ran into load OF lum.
Der aud two OF them were instantly killed
and the other so seriously injured that he Is
not expected TO live.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-06
MARKETS BY TELE9RAPz.
HEW YORK,


sales, lis bales; upiands, ss-isc. !; Orisans,
sAc.; receipts, 1905 bales; exports-to
Great Britain, 9.7l9 bales; - France, 377
bales to the continent, 400 bales: stock,
LOCO, 442 bales. Southern -four quiet and
firm. Wheat O shade higher and fairly
active for export; No. Q red. January, s2l4s
93hc.; February, 93xa94kc.; May, 97Sa
9s 9.iec. Corn o shade higher. closing
steady; No. 2, January, 47,ta47szc.; Febru.
airy, 4sAa4sssc.: May, 6lAs5lMc. oats-
s Sec S SsSo sa.sssc. Hop. steady. 9cfss
No. 7 RIO, Sl3. 25aSls s. 50 February. t13.2Sa
$3.50; May, Sl3.30aSl3.45. Sugar steady.
Molssses dull. Rice steady. Cotton.seed
oii-ssc. for crude, ssc; i3r renned; h S,n,
and weak. Pork stronger and more active;
mess, sI2.25ael2.50. Middles quiet and
firm. Lard base. higher and fairly active
western steam, 16.73eS6. 80: January,
se.77ase so; May. e7.o4as7.0s; city steam.
50 so. Freights steady.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, January 5.-Cssh quotations
were: Flour nrm and unchanged. No.
10. q corn. sssIc. No. . oats. as.c. Mo-
pork, s12.071S, Lard, sassy. shoFt.rib
sides Qoose) s6sseo6. Dry.saltsd shoulden
(boxed(. eA:ssss4.se; short-ciess sides
|boxedl. %. ssase.se. Whisky. M.Is: Lead
est, 79Kc. lowest, 7syc.; closing. 7ekc.;
February. highest, 79s<c.: lowest. 7sssssc. !:
closing, f9kc. May, highest. e6skc. lowest,
e6hc. ciosing, e6Sc. C0rn-yannsry. high
est, sekc.; lowest, sehc.: closing. seHc.:
c assuus sss e'sS Nay SiSE:;s ssso icxss.
aye closing, 42kc. 0ats-January, high
est. 26szo.: lowest, -; closing -; Feb
ruary. highest, 2esc.; lowest, -: closing.
--; May, highest. sl4c. lowest, sic.;
clo.ng, sihc; Aess:p3rsS.jsnuary; :, hi6 e
February. highest Siaia: lowest. tii 80 /;
closing, St2.i2; May, hishsst. si2.4 low.
est, Sia,2o; closing, sl247X LArd-Janu-
sry, highest. se.o2:. lowest. $3.50; closing.
esq. FsDsusry nifhsss $50 ssSs lo g
iCwesi. Is. 70: closins. IS 77K. snort. nbs-
-: February, highest, So.oi; lowest. 5. IS !;
closing. ee.e1; May. highest. Se.s2; lowest,
1875; closing. te.S2.
REVIEW OF fH1 CHICAGO nAxxD1.
CHICAGO. January s.-Ths wheat market
opened with prices he. lower than yoster
a Ss,S. rom the closing asorss on Monday. =.
This proved 20 be the inslde figures OF the
day. However. good buyins % once Get In.
carrying the.peies up ~. With Nay q
ss is n.rl back r % 20 Cd sI ossSA;se Re
conflicting. but Il waS reported mai
: good export demand eoatinasd q
exist ct the beaboard. and the Fsoeipfa &
primary points chow fAiltns on. The
g e oesan piSs s
Corn was incidentally active. but ruled
lats0t trading. fns maykes opened eeaisg,
ut4silied kaac. fell on again. and eloeo1
sasX: xs Az, snipylns 4sms5d W., vs. il9ns
ruled dull but moderately IRA. end eie1o1
snade higher than yeeeerdAy. Provisions
we've very unsettled. Men pork 0peoef
rsstdsd 5xsi6s.. 6uV ress sssin. snd cicss1
at outside f9uToa Lard advanced 6Ay}fo,
end closed axM. ohogt ribs oYeeed s16oo
lower. saltled sass1a.s and eIeas1 arm.
"a nza |. ~ ~ ~ 1872 s=0ss.s<
sss:s. "a I III 3 = =. 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-06
LOUISVILLE.

LoymyrII.. Jsn ss s;,-gnis ss, ,.s
ssshe; white: s ! 900 oess..ss
RIO sides. e7.2s cise! sdes $685.
sboolden nominal. 8ulk-mea>s = Cser
rib s!des. .Ss2e; clsar s!dss sSo;
shoulders, -e6. Men-pogk, eta %; hen9
sugarcursd. eao.7e. L"r-cn"es -
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COTTON REPORY.

COTTON REP0Hf.
Market quiet and steady. No receipts.
QUOTATIONS..
GOOD MILDLING.-e 5-16c,
MIDDLIHG.-9 1-16c.
Low MIDDIJEG.-6Xc,
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YIQuB.

We ouots: Fine, s2.50ax3.f5; superf.ns
sa.76aSs. rs; extra, 9o.26s2s.50; family, yzs
1850: patent family. country, 3A.1oeSo.as.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-06
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
wrnurauAv Iauuary n. 1887.

sALEs-FIRsr BoARD.-100 Richmond
city SIS at 1os; $1,000 Richmond. Frede-
ricksburg and Potomac dividend scrip OF
e7h.
SECOND BoARp.-s7oo Richmond city S.
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